New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-13
VEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

| VEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME
The Church of the Heavenly Rest, Fftlraye aud
Forty fih-st. the OF simple but pretty we'd
ding yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. The contracting
parties were Miss Ellen Arthur Bolts, daughter OF Major
Berry T. Bolts Of Savannah Ga, and the niece Of Pre
dent Arthur and James Robertson Blacke OF Glasgow,
scotland member of the publishing firm OF B!ackie
Co. Bishop Henry c. Potter dictated. Tie bride
an exceedingly tasteful dress OF white iailis
| franchise trimmed with embroidered silk null
and a veil OF tulle held in place with
| natural orange blossoms Her ornaments we're dia-
mons the gift OF the bridegroom She carried bouquet
| Of white roses. There no bridesmaids. John J.
Pollock OF Glasgow acted best man, and the ushes
b. erndon NcOll and George A. Nico cousins OF
the bride. Robert Spencer James and ID: John II.
French AS the brides family is In mourning few people
were asked TO the church reception which followed
at the Hotel ST Adams, No. Last Thirtyfrst-st Nr.
and Mrs. Blacke will sail for Europe on Noyember5.
The first wedding OF the fail season at 81. Thomas
Church was that Of Miss Ida L. Tripler.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas E. Triper,
and A. Morgan Dederer OF New-Rochelle which took
place yesterday at $50 o'clock As the guests were
sembling wedding music was played by George William
Warren with harp accompaniment. The Rev Or. Nor
gam rector OF the church, otciaed The bride
evening dress OF green and white lace with bon
net match and carried bouquet OF white roses There
were no bridesmaids The brides father gave her away
Elias f. Peck was the best man and Lawrence Barien
Eugene Valentine John II. Trpler Thomas F. Tripler.
r Samuel Hall and oscar Delinoir acted ushers
bridal party left the church the Iannhauer marcs
was played and the chimes rang out. reception fol
lowed at the home OF the brides parents. No 23j El.
Eigheenthst After short Western trip Mr. and Mrs
Dederer will return 10 New-York
Grace Church Brooklyn Heights was the scene OF
pretty wedding last evening. Miss Alice Maude Vail,
daughter OF william NJ Vail. and Frederick Conner
Dexter. OF this city, married by the Rev DR.
Charles T. Hoffman, the uncle Of the BRIDE assisted by
the Rev Spencer +. Roche OF Brookyn. and the Rev.
Mr. scudler, OF Grace Church. The bride wore white
satin made perfectly plain with long train bangn.a
graceful folds the body cut in Vshape al the neck
and pointed at the waist which with the elbow sleeves
was trimmed with point lace She wore diamond
pendant. the gift OF the bridegroom tulle veil and
natural orange blossoms in her hair. There were
six bridesmaids Miss Grace Hendrickson, OF Grace
Court maid OF honor; Miss Lena Fowler, Miss
Lucy Groome Vail. Mss Eleanor Hoffman, al. OF New
York and cousins the bride; Annie H. Halstead Mary
D. Merrill. OF Brooklyn Each bridesmaid carried ~
satin ribbon on her marriage bell OF B)n-sieas
roses and maioen-hair fern The mother OF the BRIDE
wore lilac satin gown. the front embroidered with
lilac blossoms and the sides panellei In point lace
ana the back slowing black velvet court train Dis
mond orr aments completed the costume. The best mas
William B. Bechcr. OF Orange. y. J, at
the ushsrs Paul u. Creva;h Jalnia
: Morse, Samuel T. Halstead, Lawrence W.
Buckley. stephen II. smith and benjamin
:. Hartman The church filled with friends from
this city. Philadelphia. Newark Orange and Brooklyn
The reception at No. - Remren-st. which is notable -
the first brownsone front built in Brooklyn, began 10
$50 p and continued till IL O'clock.
Miss Helen Wynkoop Van Dorcn. eldest daughter OF
Mrs Jonathan Van Doren. of this city, married 10
Edward Marshall Alden. of Troy at the Church OF tie
Purtans. One-hunlred andwenty-htths AMI FiiihaTe
last evening at o'clock. the Rev DIR. Edward l. Ciasx
Officiating Miss Augusta Van Doren sister OF be bnie
was maid OF honor and gown OF corn coored ais
and embroidered crepe se made dancing length. ca ~
ing a bouquet OF Vie sene roses. Her ornamenn
were pearls. The bride rich dress
OF white fale franchise made with court train and
decolete Founces OF duchess lace alonedtee
font and the veil was also OF lace Her ornaments sse
of diamonds wedding gifts. and her bouquet Of nepae"
The best man was Charles L. Pine, OF laser
burg ~ D., and the ushers were Dwight NJ I,Uigv~
Edward sillinian. Marx +. Moonheld and NilamS
Thomas, of this city, reception to reatiye Only os
lowed at the home OF the brides parents, No l6 "ess
one hundred and twenty -sxia-st.
rather unusual occurrence for that hoie-a wedding.
ths ceremony taking place In the Large Hall on re Ms:
Emily Kcssler daughter OF Or A. Kessler. OF No "a
L~xngtonave. and the BRIDEGROOM Joseph T. frsenxss
the ceremony the pair STOOD under arch Of nowsrs
from which hung Wedding bell OF carnalqn PnS,srs
best style. The bride a ricn gown Of dueheS
was Oiled in with lace and the sleeves Of point wei.
caught up with bands OF diamonds Her veil ~ tnIe
Bouquet OF lilies Miss Kate Ksssler
brides sister, maid OF honor The brides motho
"a handsome dinner dress OF heliotrope satin ana
ornaments OF sapplires and diamonds George A.
Kesser. brother OF the bride. was best man. and h
ushers Herman kaw itzer, Jacob lowepstcln iauI
Iorchemcr. Henry Rothsch lid. Michael pings anu ost1
sacnsc. After the ceremony there was general Land
and the then proceeded To tue new dnos
hall where dinner was served To one hundred DANCING
followed the dinner. ~.
The First Presbyterian Church In Newark was crovdea
the .asion OF the marriage OF Miss Anns
c. Ward. niece OF exChancelor Runyop anu hehu
suydan of Newark. The ceremony WAS perlfmeuv 49,, ~
the Rev DR.. Frazer. The bride was attended DY -
May Ward. sister OF the BRIDE and Miss suydaih' hs
ter OF the bridegroom. Dr. Hugh Hendry aeung asy
man. The .ushers were Mcssrs ". ID. pcdge OF ~.
York, W. V. Jackson. Herbert Ballantne W Im.nsrs
and j. Atterbury, OF Newark. reception ioloNeuu.
the nome OF the brides grandmother, Mrs. "eo'se''
mer. In Broad-sl. . o., g.. val
ding OF Miss Isabel Frances Morris aud IluroW "s
Barnes. which will take place AT the West frespy
Church at to-day. This lack OF foriin'iy rr,vi
mother owing 10 which nearly 1000 invltauon'ss
recalled for the festivities which were 70 take pn Il
the country seat Of the brides father, john A. MOTT 80
Rather than post pone the NeIdihr
indgel best Ia have quiet ceremony IN chuie" ''
tend verbal invitations u1
After some changes In the date the wedding o. asu
Cora socomb and Count di Brnza VIII take ?. ass It.
Tuesday morning ut the house. No East FORT S has
which the brides mother, Mrs. CnthbeH Ssoennn.r
taken for that occasion Mrs. James Brown ~ onsd
cousin the bride, on her way home. VIII ue .rssk
the few guests who will attend. small wedding v''~
fast will follow the ceremony. p,d
BETHLEHEM, Penn. Oct IL tSDcciaf Miss ha sy,sfos
Dolson the daughter OF the millionaire co' pdfor.
Weston DO lson, OF Bethlehem. and e. kegin ~ wsfS
son or Admiral William Radlorl, OF washing nn..rsh
married this evening in Trinity Ehseop"a and MS
j. Upton Myers, OF Bethlehem. was best nau ~ honoG
Kate Brodhcad, OF Bethlehem, was the 'n' ~ popsry
The officiating Clergyman was the Rev Di ~. Dosoe
Allen. To the wedding reception held AZ rhe we'd
ma nsion 200 inv tations had been Issue" 49,
ding trip is across the continent.